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Build it bigger, Print with
lighter and faster confidence
J-Teck3, together with the UK dealer ground sub micron. The company
and subsidiary, Llannelli-based J-Teck3 states smaller particles are more
UK, will be using Sign and Digital to evenly suspended, resulting in even
showcase products including disperse dispersal from the print heads, no
dye inks and pigmented dyes. clogging and faster drying.
Disperse dye inks for sublimation Other products include pigmented
and direct printing on polyester are dyes (J-Eco Pigment G and J-Eco
offered in four lines: J-Eco Subly Nano Pigment T) for direct printing on
for sublimation; J-Eco Flag Nano for textiles and graphic substrates, plus
sublimation and direct printing on acid dyes (J-Acid) for direct printing of
flags and banners; J-Eco Print Nano silk and polyamide fibres
exclusively for direct printing; and J- All J-Eco products have phenol
Eco Print Nano HF for direct printing removed and meet EEC environmental
with high fastness. standards.
All lines are manufactured
Capitalising on advances in fabric all t3 structures. It also enables the according to J-Teck’s Nanodot
www.j-teck3.com
printing, Tecna Display is launching a fabric panels to be fitted effortlessly to technology where dye particles are B53
new display system said to combine create 3D framework structures which
low cost, image quality, easy can feature back-lit illumination for a
transportation, light weight and cost effective lightbox effect. The new
washability for repeated use. t3 system is ideal for exhibitions, retail
Say yes to boost
The t3fabframe channel uses the or conference sets.
same connector and twist-lock tube
location as the t3airframe from Tecna
www.tecnadisplay.com
productivity
UK, which ensures compatibility across Stand B52
Your Embroidery Services (YES) is to operation results in impressive
showcase a new direct to product ink production figures. The Viper also
jet printer from DTG. Targeted at boasts a new type of CMYK ink
Cutting the cost of
volume production, the Viper is delivery system which uses pressure
designed to increase the output of to ensure a smooth and steady flow.
table-top equipment by taking An additional white ink management
productivity
numerous printing pallets at one time. system controls white ink, for
The system is capable of taking more consistent and economical ink
three standard t-shirt platens usage.
HP will debut a number of wide With a 3.2m print width, the HP simultaneously with a conveyor
format solutions including the Scitex XP2750 UV ink printer system to change the platen while the
www.yesltd.co.uk
Designjet L65500, Scitex FB950 and features integrated flatbed module machine is printing. This continuous Stand H30
Scitex XP2750 printers. for output up to 635 by 800dpi on
The HP Designjet L65500 is the both flexible and rigid media.
first in a new category of large- Maximum speed is 110m
2
/h,
format signage printers with HP making it ideal for high volume
latex inks, said to reduce the environments looking for output
environmental impact of printing. flexibility.
Designed to offer an alternative to Suitable for producing POP/POS,
solvent inks, the HP latex inks trade show and event signage on a
contain no toxic air pollutants or range of rigid or flexible media, the
sensitisers and leave no hazardous HP Scitex FB950 2.5m hybrid UV
waste. Suitable for outdoor and printer is capable of printing at
indoor applications, equipment is speeds of up to 80m
2
/h in billboard
designed for high productivity, with mode.
no drying time and print speeds of
up to 70m
2
/h for outdoor and
www.hp.com
35m
2
/h for indoor. Stand H20
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